Wreck on Southern Special Kills Several Veterans
A special train carrying Confederate veterans to a reunion derailed after a bridge collapsed near Golden Gate Illinois. Initial reports listed 50 to 60 dead, later updated to about three passengers and the engineer and fireman killed. Injuries unknown, many wounded. crew and passengers from St Louis and the southwest were aboard.
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Southern Railroad
Reunion
Illinois
Louisville
Little Wabash River
Golden Gate
Ill
Ebene
Princeton
Ind
St. Louis
Nhe
Confederate Association
William Gratz
J D. Johnson
Niles
Greenwas
Ark
Henry Lancaster
Hayes
Leander
Thampson
Copton
Toad
Rermion
Waas
Ilannis
Pervouy
London
Barber Asphalt Paving Sues Over Street Assessments
Barber Asphalt Paving Company sues Twe Lanapolis alleging it paid over three thousand dollars in street assessments into the city treasury and the city refused to return the funds. The firm improved Massachusetts Avenue north of Pratt and claims it should be reimbursed.
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Faving
Barber Asphalt Paving Company
Theets
Twe
Lanapolis
Envy
Pratt
Union Barber Trial Over Sunday Shaving Case
The State prosecutes James H Wells in criminal court before Judge Joe Montalford for allowing a barber shop at Union Station to operate on Sundays. Barber’s union officers Heath Morgan and Guy La Porte testified amid claims officials refused to back the crusade, while Wells and associates argue station operations were needed to serve travelers.
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James H Wells
Union Station
Slmay
Joe Montalford
Jlas
Wells
Charles Morgan
Harehers’ Union
Morgan
Holtzman
Tard of Safety
Barbers Union
Guy la Porte
Barbers’ Union
Bunday
Tninn
Hin Wan
Wrecking firms face alleged conspiracy suit in Indiana
A lawsuit filed by the Indianapolis Wrearing company accuses Western Wrecking and Salvage and others of conspiring to defraud Wrecking Co of money and contracts by causing damage and siphoning work away. The case centers on alleged entry of funds through deceptive actions connected to the water damage claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapmis Wreeting Company
Fall For Sin
Western Wrecking and Salvage Company
Indiana Nels Wrecking Company
Carpenter Union President Reports Prosperous Year
The quarterly report of President William Huber of the Carpenters' union is public. It notes prosperous affairs with a large portion detailing the New York lockout settled in late April.
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William Huber
Carpenters’ Union
Carpenters
New York
GZAR'S TROOPS AGAINST PEACE DEMONSTRATION
Reporting from St Petersburg on June 1 the czar’s opponents within the army urge fighting on and warn against peace terms. Generals Linevitel Kuroput kin Kaulbars Sahkarett insist war should continue to regain strength and fear harsh peace would invite enemy demand. Despite heavy setbacks, the army hopes a late offensive could alter affairs this month, while calls for public baths and local notices mix with weather and business ads.
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ST. Petersburg
Azar
Linevitel
Kuroputkin
Kaulbars
Sahkarett
Otter
Jones
Steparch
Jeann- Ingiof
Fortune Teller Gave His Wife Straight Tips
Osborn sues for divorce alleging jealousy fueled by a circle of mediums and fortune tellers, with his wife threatening him with a revolver over alleged affairs. He recalls a box containing a lock of hair and says an escapade with her sister led to suspicions. Also reports other divorce filings and a police note about a stray pony and a colored orphanage.
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Osborn
Liam F. Osborn
J. M Leathers
Millie G. Osborn
Joe
Yoy
Slater
Mit
Marcellus L. Wagoner
Indianapolia
Mary J. Wagoner
Wagoner
Waroner
Hnally
William H
Elds
Miriam Leiteelds
Miz
Kepner
Bern
Wien
Kemer
Koper
Hey
Kopner
Katie
Lay Guokwaner forces map city wards before primary
Pass coning efforts group led by Robert Bryson targets doubtful districts in the city. They aim to have 40 percent of voters organized before the upcoming primary while focusing on Stalnaker regions and wards Bookwalter considers decisive. Bryson runs the operation for Mr. Bookwalter’s staff.
Reverend Crim resigns pastorate in La dega church
Marion reports a forged check for 800 dollars drawn on Onlo OS company was cashed by bankers. South Bend notes Jati B. Atalmae faced as a school board member, with unclear details.
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Ladgga
All. Crim
Ladega
Tas
Marion
Chickage
Onlo
South Bend
Jati B. Atalmae
Jewels Swindle Attempt Tied to Louisville Man
Richard P Hudson a 3 Black man living in Louisville Ky, recently with Barnum Bailey Circus, visited Dr T C Cassini at 182 N Delaware ward when he offered diamond rings and other jewelry at unusually low prices. Police traced the ring stash to Hudson, who claimed small profits and admitted to a prior burglary linked to Dr Guesaway’s house.
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Richard P Hudson
Louisville
Sateurday
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Tursday
Pr. T
Relief Corps Feels Slight Relief Amid Encampment Visit
A Madison crowd attended the State encampment with Rep. James McBartow among early arrivals from Plainfield. Candidacy for department commander included TC Boazar, Jerome Musser, and A D Tackett. A planned flag presentation to Shortridge High School was canceled as students had left. the Renet Corps received the flag instead. Principal Benton explained the situation and took responsibility for the miscommunication.
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Madison
Ind
Juna
Madigon
Hhe GA
James MoBartow
Plainfield
Ric Froands Thesday
Shortridge High School
George H. Thomas Post
Shortridge
Smv Tn
Benton
Cerna
Impersonator Coffey Arrested in Worthington Yard
Coffey, posing as a United States officer in Worthington Indiana, was arrested and taken by Secret Service Agent Captain Tom Halls and Deputy U.S. Marshal David Hankin for impersonating an officer. He faced a U.S. commissioner hearing after the incident, with claims of charting a vast government tower plan and nationwide surveillance.
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Jona Vatfoy
Flre
United States
Cofey
Worthington
Ind
Tom Halls
Secret Service
David Hankin
Sald
Gooder
Fortunata
Coffey
Cincinnati
Woodworkers in St Louis Hold Mass Meeting
Franklin Duffy and William Huber of the Carpenters and Joiners union visited St Louis at the invitation of organizer J. W. Adam to address local woodworkers. A mass meeting of carpenters and joiners was held to discuss aims and organization efforts.
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ST. Louis
Frank Duffy
Wiliam Huber
Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Union
St. Loui
J. W. Adam
Versonn
Court of appeals denies Hill motion in Patrick murder case
Albany reports the court of appeals denied D B Hill's motion for retrial in the A T Patrick murder case as he prepares to seek the supreme court. Warnings from Petersburg residents note Russian generals urge war continuation until Japanese forces are defeated. Chicago grand jury resumes the rust investigation Tuesday.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
D. B. Hill
A. T. Patrick
IGM
Supreme Court
Patrick
W. Rosse
Petersburg
Second Ward Battleground in City Races and Attacks
In the Second Ward race candidates Starmaker and Bootwalter wage a tight fight with four meetings planned, while a carpenter union strike and a violent acid attack on Mrs. Kepner near Brighton Road stir local tension. Detectives pursue the assailant amid warnings and rival claims of support.
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Starmaker
Serong
Roth Bootewalter
Stalnaker
Stalmaker
Hookwalter
Sarah Kepner
Pansy St
Lancaster
Ame
Hayes
LA Warrant Ag
Ody
Nerson
Renner
Werner
Siman
Samuel HP Caraway
Marie Af
Miners Strike Settled at Murton Run VA
Word received from the Miners' headquarters says the strike at Murton Run Virginia, ongoing for months, has ended in victory for the miners. Operators granted their demands in every instance and workers are returning to duty.
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Athhe
Murton Run
Atmem
Reform at Richmond Police Board Orders Enforceable
Richmond police board issues orders to enforce compliance after a meeting on June 13. The directive led to more than three arrests following the implementation. Local businesses include Stegemeler Bros at 9 North Winole and a note on Native Herbs, WV Waen value and economy.
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Richmond
Ind
Rtenmoud Police Board
Jawa
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Delaware
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Colored Orphans’ Home
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Veterans IN Reunion
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Madid
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Second Ward Battleground
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Ramentery Union
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Cimuees
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Rae
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Rome
Das Ore Ten
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Miwankes Union
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Stegemelr Bros
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